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Parma

Parma

Serie A

Season Statistics

5 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (20%) Draw (20%) Loss (60%)
5 Played
1 Won
1 Drawn
3 Lost
4 Goals For
7 Goals Against

Team Overview

Parma enter this Serie A campaign under the guidance of Carlos Cuesta, with the club representing one of Italian football's traditional names, historically associated with periods of competing in the upper tiers of the domestic game. The current squad is working to establish itself in a league that demands consistency and tactical discipline across the full 38-match slate, and the early signs through five matches suggest a team still searching for the stability that marked some of the club's stronger eras.

The numbers through five Serie A matches paint a picture of a side still finding its footing this season. A record of one win, one draw, and three losses, with four goals scored against seven conceded, leaves Parma with a negative goal difference of minus three. The "LLDLW" form sequence shows a team that has struggled for sustained momentum, though the most recent result in that run was a win, a potentially encouraging sign. The club has failed to keep a clean sheet in any of its five outings, pointing to defensive issues that have been a recurring theme, while also failing to score in two of those matches, indicating the attack has not yet found consistent rhythm either.

A closer look at the home and away splits reveals a notable disparity: Parma have taken four points from three home matches, including their solitary win and only draw, but have lost both matches played away from home. This suggests the side has drawn some comfort and resilience from home advantage while still needing to find a way to translate performances on the road. For a club built on footballing tradition, the challenge now is converting home solidity into a broader platform of results across the season.

Squad (31 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

E. Corvi
#40 E. Corvi
G. Daffara
#30 G. Daffara
S. Ghidotti
#22 S. Ghidotti
A. Mazzocchi
#75 A. Mazzocchi

Defenders (11)

S. Britschgi
#27 S. Britschgi
F. Carboni
#29 F. Carboni
E. Del Prato
#15 E. Del Prato
Diego Carlos
#34 Diego Carlos
D. Drobnic
#72 D. Drobnic
A. N'Diaye
#3 A. N'Diaye
Karlo Pajsar
#4 Karlo Pajsar
M. Troilo
#37 M. Troilo
L. Valenti
#5 L. Valenti
E. Valeri
#14 E. Valeri
L. Varali
#5 L. Varali

Midfielders (9)

P. Almqvist
#11 P. Almqvist
Adrián Bernabé
#10 Adrián Bernabé
B. Cremaschi
#8 B. Cremaschi
G. Fabbian
#80 G. Fabbian
M. Keita
#16 M. Keita
Abdou Konate
#47 Abdou Konate
H. Nicolussi
#41 H. Nicolussi
C. Ordoñez
#32 C. Ordoñez
V. Sierro
#4 V. Sierro

Attackers (7)

T. De Martis
#25 T. De Martis
Ousmane Diallo
#7 Ousmane Diallo
N. Elphege
#23 N. Elphege
M. Frigan
#20 M. Frigan
S. Lontani
#76 S. Lontani
D. Romero
#9 D. Romero
E. Touré
#19 E. Touré

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
15
E. Del Prato
E. Del Prato
DF 6.5 5 0 0 456 3 180
11
P. Almqvist
P. Almqvist
FW 6.7 5 1 1 97 2 20
14
E. Valeri
E. Valeri
DF 6.9 5 0 0 456 6 106
40
E. Corvi
E. Corvi
GK 7.6 5 0 0 456 0 181
19
E. Touré
E. Touré
FW 6.6 5 0 1 372 3 60
16
M. Keita
M. Keita
FW 6.8 5 0 0 441 4 160
37
M. Troilo
M. Troilo
DF 6.8 5 0 0 451 4 313
76
S. Lontani
S. Lontani
FW 6.8 5 1 0 319 5 75
9
D. Romero
D. Romero
FW 7.0 4 2 0 166 1 24
23
N. Elphege
N. Elphege
FW 6.7 4 0 1 125 0 26
32
C. Ordoñez
C. Ordoñez
MF 7.1 4 0 0 211 7 89
27
S. Britschgi
S. Britschgi
MF 6.5 4 0 0 256 4 58
10
Adrián Bernabé
Adrián Bernabé
MF 6.8 3 0 0 172 2 108
34
Diego Carlos
Diego Carlos
DF 6.8 3 0 0 216 3 133
4
V. Sierro
V. Sierro
MF 6.5 3 0 0 190 1 90
80
G. Fabbian
G. Fabbian
MF 6.3 3 0 0 84 2 18
20
M. Frigan
M. Frigan
FW 6.5 2 0 0 80 1 9
8
B. Cremaschi
B. Cremaschi
MF 6.5 2 0 0 40 2 15
72
D. Drobnic
D. Drobnic
DF 6.0 2 0 0 186 1 83
47
Abdou Konate
Abdou Konate
MF 6.2 2 0 0 94 3 50
5
L. Valenti
L. Valenti
DF 6.9 1 0 0 45 0 16
3
A. N'Diaye
A. N'Diaye
DF 6.3 1 0 0 90 3 60
7
Ousmane Diallo
Ousmane Diallo
FW 6.3 1 0 0 15 0 0

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (57)

V. Sierro
From Al Shabab
Free agent Sep 2026
Diego Carlos
From Fenerbahçe
Loan Aug 2026
S. Ghidotti
From Sampdoria
Transfer Aug 2026
G. Fabbian
From Fiorentina
Loan Aug 2026
T. De Martis
From Lanus
Loan Aug 2026
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Departures (61)

O. Sørensen
To Celtic
Loan Aug 2026
A. Zouin
To Casa Pia
Loan Aug 2026
A. Circati
To Benfica
Transfer Aug 2026
Z. Suzuki
To Aston Villa
Transfer Aug 2026
J. Ondrejka
To Groningen
Loan Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

3 Out 0 Doubtful
H. Nicolussi Caviglia
H. Nicolussi Caviglia Groin Injury
Out
A. Bernabe
A. Bernabe Thigh Injury
Out
L. Valenti
L. Valenti Coach's decision
Out

Impact Analysis

Parma faces a notable midfield challenge with three players currently unavailable. The most significant absences are in the engine room, where both H. Nicolussi Caviglia (groin injury) and A. Bernabe (thigh injury) are sidelined. This is a meaningful blow, as losing two midfielders simultaneously strips the squad of options for controlling tempo and linking play between defense and attack. Bernabe in particular has often been a creative focal point for Parma, and his absence alongside Nicolussi Caviglia leaves a gap in both defensive midfield solidity and attacking service from deeper areas. L. Valenti is also out, though this is due to a coach's decision rather than injury, meaning he remains available for selection in future matches once tactical plans change.

With two of the three unavailable players coming from the same area of the pitch, squad depth in central midfield will be tested. The reliance on alternative personnel to fill these roles could alter the balance of the side, particularly in matches requiring sustained control. While the overall number of absentees is low at just three, the concentration of injuries in midfield makes this a situation worth monitoring, as it directly affects the structure and rhythm Parma typically looks to establish through the center of the park.

Recent Form

WLDLL
W Genoa 2-1 (H)
L Como 2-1 (A)
D Monza 1-1 (H)
L Cremonese 0-2 (H)
L Juventus 2-0 (A)

Form Analysis

Parma's last five matches paint a picture of inconsistency, with a single win, one draw, and three losses yielding just four points from a possible fifteen. The sequence began on a positive note with a 2-1 home win over Genoa, but results have trended downward since, including a 2-1 away loss to Como, a 1-1 home draw with Monza, a 0-2 home defeat to Cremonese, and a 2-0 away loss to Juventus. That final result against Juventus reflects the gap in quality often found against top-table opposition, though the home losses to Cremonese and away defeat to Como suggest issues extend beyond facing elite sides alone.

Offensively, Parma have managed only four goals across these five matches, a modest return that points to genuine struggles in front of goal, with three of the five games producing a single goal or none at all. Defensively, the concerns are more pronounced, with eight goals conceded in five matches and clean sheets absent entirely from this run. The only match in which Parma kept the opposition to a single goal came in the win over Genoa, while both Cremonese and Juventus were allowed two goals apiece. Taken together, the data reflects a team dealing with both attacking inefficiency and defensive vulnerability in equal measure.

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